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Hotel and Ballroom Weddings
Caroline and Colin’s Old San Juan Cathedral Wedding at Museo Casa Blanca
A destination wedding through Old San Juan, from getting ready at Palacio Provincial to a Cathedral Basílica ceremony and a reception at Museo Casa Blanca.
Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico Wedding: Janice and Frederick’s Black Tie Celebration in Santurce
A heartfelt black tie wedding at Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico in Santurce.
A Destination Wedding at the Condado Vanderbilt — San Juan, Puerto Rico
A destination wedding at the Condado Vanderbilt Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico — captured by wedding photographer Camille Fontz. Salon Dorado, luxury florals, and a love story three chapters in the making.
An Unforgettable Wedding at the Old Post Office in Evansville, Indiana
A Catholic wedding in Evansville, Indiana — ceremony at St. Benedict Cathedral and reception at the Old Post Office.
Effortlessly Elegant Elopement | Caribbean Destination Wedding Photographers
Samantha & Grady said “I do” at the Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve in Puerto Rico, a bright, editorial elopement captured by Caribbean destination wedding photographer Camille Fontz.
Tropical Retro Glam: A Lesbian Destination Wedding at the Caribe Hilton, San Juan
An epic tropical retro glam lesbian wedding at the Caribe Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico — photography by Camille Fontz.
La Rogativa Wedding Ceremony in Old San Juan | Meredith & Gary
A high-energy destination wedding at Plaza de la Rogativa with reception at Hotel El Convento
Wedding in Puerto Rico at Casa de España in San Juan
An intimate wedding in Puerto Rico at Casa de España that brought together Mexican American and boricua roots, quiet intention, and a celebration centered on presence, faith, and family.
Black Tie Hotel El Convento Wedding In Old San Juan
For Gisselle and Gabriel, Old San Juan already held special meaning after their engagement session together. A year later they returned for a black tie wedding at Hotel El Convento, a Catholic ceremony at Catedral de San Juan Bautista, a plenero parade through the streets, and a reception filled with talavera tiles, candlelight, and joyful dancing.
